Crystal Crop Protection Limited IPO

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Crystal Crop Protection Limited IPO details

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About Crystal Crop Protection Limited

Crystal Crop Protection Limited was incorporated in 1994 and is an India-based crop solutions company. It was originally established as Jai Bharat Crop Chemical Private Limited and later renamed to reflect its core business focus. The company is promoted by Nand Kishore Aggarwal, Ankur Aggarwal, Komal Aggarwal, and the Ankur Aggarwal KNK Family Trust. The company operates across agrochemicals and seeds, serving Indian farmers through a diversified product portfolio. Its offerings include crop protection products such as herbicides, fungicides, insecticides, and natural crop solutions, along with seeds for field crops, vegetables, and flowers. Crystal Crop follows a research-driven approach, supported by in-house R&D capabilities and collaborations with global partners.The business model is focused on branded formulations, farmer-centric solutions, and a wide domestic distribution network. Key strengths include product innovation, a broad portfolio tailored to local agronomic needs, integrated manufacturing and R&D infrastructure, and long-standing promoter experience in the agri-inputs sector.


Financials of Crystal Crop Protection Limited


Utilisation of proceeds

Purpose INR crores (%)
Repayment / pre-payment of company borrowings 422.86 (70.48%)
Repayment / pre-payment of borrowings of Saffire Crop Science Pvt. Ltd. 42.7 (7.12%)
Inorganic growth, strategic initiatives & general corporate purposes 134.44 (22.40%)

Strengths

  • Diversified portfolio across crop protection chemicals, natural solutions, and seeds.
  • Strong in-house R&D with a focus on innovation and farmer-specific products.
  • Pan-India distribution network with deep reach among Indian farmers.
  • Experienced promoters with decades of presence in the agri-inputs industry.
  • Integrated capabilities across research, manufacturing, and branding.

Risks

  • Business performance is dependent on monsoon and agricultural conditions.
  • High competition from domestic and multinational agri-input companies.
  • Regulatory approvals and policy changes can impact product sales.
  • A significant portion of revenue depends on key crop protection products.
  • Exposure to credit risk from distributors and dealers.